after rinl in san francisco is $4.07. and those are just averages. a gal yochb regular is $4.23 today at the 76 station on first and harrison in san francisco. >> the prices are an abomination. >> that means chris breuner will shell out 80ses today fill his pick up. >> how does it affect your business? does it? >> yes. costs our customers more money. >> after years and years of enduring ups and downs, mostly ups of gas prices many people now have their lower priced favorites like harry who lives in oakland and buys gas in hayward, today, $3.93 is a bargain. >> i come here all the time no. where else is cheaper. >> there is a san francisco arco at 3.3s skpdz a shop and go at $3.97. chevron says cal is higher because we have the cleanest burning fuel and highest taxes

and the jump is thanks to nervous traders worried about tension overs iran's nuclear program. in 1999 when $1.83 seemed outrageous, sacramento lawmakers why the bay area paid more for gas than other parts of the state. former senator burton said he never got a good answer. >> oil companies are now, and always have been, big thieves. >> it may be the only place you can find cheap gas now is in your memory. >> 35 cents per gallon, 1970. >> now, before gou thinking that the highest prices in the state are here in the bay area according to triple a they're not. southern california has us beat on that one. >> and we want to run through the cheapest gas, south bay, costco is selling regular for

$3.83 per gallon, just two cents higher. in east bay, this is a deal at costco. now just a.justs quite a bit from there and on peninsula the best stop is the quick stop. cheap wrest in san francisco is the arco. >> hayward police hope someone will recognize a man released from mental hospital after slashing his own throat. officers say should have been stont jail after being released from jail sunday. the 32-year-old man slashed himself with a kitchen knife when confronted by a and the woman either his wife or ex-girlfriend was there and faces charges in another case involving here. >> and he doesn't want to live

without his wife. >> that is what he was say something. >> that is what he was saying. if that happens, he tried to kill himself, he might can kill someone eels police say hernandez could be easy to spot. his neck could be covered with bandages and stitch autos a bounty hunter told abc 7 about the stream of information he's received from a death row inmate. those clue koz lead to more victims of the speed freak killers. the bounty hunter spoke with wesley shermantine sunday, he was in a cell on death row. san joaquin sheriff deputies found more than 1,000 bone fragments in a well near lindon. and cheryl on -- shermantine has drawn a map. now he wants to bring the death row inmate to the ranch so he can point out where bodies would be buried. >> that way we won't be playing pin the tail on the donkey, we'd have exact locations. >> the d.a.promised sherman

tin 33,000s ndz exchange for information about where and his accomplice, the late loren herzog buried victim autos graffiti vandals tagged a high school with hate messages and racial slurs. students at mount pleasant high were invited to write goodbye messages on the wall of a classroom. officials say friday, someone took advantage of the invitation, drawing swastikas and reverences to hitler, it's not clear if a student is responsible but the union high school district officials say racist behavior will not be tolerated. >> a heating pad used to keep two tortoises warm touched off a fire this morning near vineyard. shortly after 3:00 this morning. wayne freedman is there with the story. wayne? 50 full disclosure if there is a house fire, a small house fire and it's involves large

tort yitss we're all over it. it happened over my shoulder here early last night and this morning, actually. and people who live there and love those tortoises are relieved this afternoon. >> there you go.. >> last night, didn't you?. >> a big night that barbara, her 12-year-old tortoise and his brother will not forget for a long time. >> i saw our tortoise pen engulfed in flames. >> this pen is where the tortoises sleep. this morning insulation ignited sending tortoises running, relatively speaking. >> how fast do tortoises run? >> when warmed up, they run fast. >> if not for the tortoise ankle this would be a house

fire. the fire department mopped up. and they want to emphasize they're not electric heating pads can be dangerous. >> i think what it is is that you do have a heat producing aply yens that gets used over a lot of years and its just one of the things that it happens, you know? unfortunately, it does breakdown. >> hopefully, not here again, crews have begun building a new shed, just one question remains. >> what are you going to do to keep them warm tonight? >> i don't know. don't ask me that. >> have you a few hours. >> yes. i'll have a few hours to figure this out. >> and we should note while tortoises escaped one fireman was not fortunate and suffered from smaichlgs we named tortoises it seems only fair we should remember a fire fighter whose name will be forever linked with liberty and freedom. >> thank you, wayne. he's okay. >> traffic was a mess this

morning on the bay bridge, caltrans doesn't think waits caused by lane adjustments made over the weekend. the back up heading into san francisco stretched well past mcarthur maze, and the jam disappeared beyond metering lights, caltrans says several things contributed, people getting back from a long holiday weekend, there is a stall and an electrical issue all added up to gridlock. >> cause of the cycle, slower than we would have had seeing that much traffic. we had to take lights and put them on manual to get traffic cleared faster. >> caltrans says the problem with the lights had been fixed and at least should not contribute to any back up problems during the morn's commute but it is an adjustment coming through that area, you're used to seeing a wide expanse that is narrow now. >> it and was gorgeous out there once fog moved out this morning. >> warm and sunny skies. here is spencer christian. >> the fog lifted and warmed up nicely.

warming has just begun this, evening, mostly clear skies, and there will be fog developing near the coast. low temperatures, mid evening temperatures upper 40s to upper 50s. and bright sunshine above low temperatures ranging from about 4040 in coolest spots to 47 degrees, in the afternoon, sunny and warm. and that is what this will be tomorrow,. >> thank you, spencer. next at 4:00 a solution to deal with a nationwide shortage of some cancer drug autos facebook struggling to hang on to some of its biggest advertiser autos why california's secretary of state worried that post office closures could affect the presidential election. >> and taking a look at traffic right now in san francisco, this is the skyway,

coming off the bay bridge, it's smooth sailing heading there on the right side of the screen, slower for folks heading across the bay bridge. stay with us, the news at 4:00 continues right after this.

checking healthy living news there is important news for cancer patients. the fda announced it will begin importing a drug used to treat ovarian cancer this move is being made to offset a shortage of the medication. the fda is approving a new manufacturer for methotrexate. a shortage of the drugs forced

patients to postpone care. >> a study shows women under 45 face a higher risk of dying after suffering a heart attack than men of the same age and discovered heart tacks in younger women are harder to diagnose because they experience what doctors experience what doctors call atypical symptoms. one cardiologist believes it may change the way doctors evaluate younger women. >> and a little extra sugar in the diet may not lead to extra inch as long the waist line. in several studies they found conyuming extra fructose was okay, but researchers emphasized they only looked at a few studies and means folks shouldn't base their nutrition on this analysis oo. and a first today for twitter, part of american heart month, a

houston hospital hosted a live twitter cast of an open heart surgery. there was a camera in the room and the doctor wore a helmet cam. the hospital posted the video on you tube, people were able to tweet the doctor questions. not the actual doctor performing the surgery. there were no known complications and we're told the 57-year-old is recovering tonight. >> from twitter to facebook, users demanding more privacy as they share less. and first, dell struggling to compete with apple. >> as apple surge heads with hot-selling ipads and lap tops it's leaving dell, and hp in the dust. and in the fourth quarter the company made $764 million in

profits, down 18% from the year before. and dell relies on pcs for more than half of the revenue. the slump has been compound by flooding in thailand that left parts in short supply. needless to say pressure is on dell and hp which reports earnings tomorrow to reinvent themselves. >> major milestone on wall streed today. dow jones hitting 13,000 mark several times today. and by the close the dow retreated and still ended up for the day. and your bloomberg silicon valley index up, now trading close to $515 a share. and trouble could be looming for facebook head of the megaipo. a new study finds n increase

in the rate of users hiding more personal information, looking at the users and found 200% increase in hiding friend lists. another problem over the past year is gap gained stock, jc penny and nordstrom opened, and closed their facebook store fronts because there wasn't enough traffic. it's thought to be a top shopping destination and it has not been a big driver for commerce thus far. just a year ago investors hailed s commerce as the next big thing saying it has phone toshl threaten amazon. and a list of alternatives to net flix gets longer, you've got hulu, amazon and red box, today, we can add comcast, for $5 a month, comcast stream

pics will let users stream online line. net flix costs $8 a month and the new service will launch on thursday. >> warm up is just beginning. >> we're going to get to 70s. >> may hit upper 70s before the week is out, mid-70s tomorrow, upper 70s by thursday, it's not out of the question that some locations will be closing around 80. it's really going to warm up. >> there is where you can see a finger of fog and there are sunny skies and there is a warm up now. there is up to 70 degrees in novato.

and there is 59 in half moon bay, it's a pleasant afternoon. highlights, areas of fog tonight with some locally dense fog, sunny, warmer wednesday and thursday, then breezy, cooler by weekend so this will last and then things change again. satellite shows a large expansive ridge of high pressure building in and this will be the controlling factor in weather and going to bring us a big warm up. we'll start at 7:00 this evening we'll see low clouds and fog near the coast. and some will be working across the bay. by thursday morning this will be the set of high pressure centered to the north, circulation bringing us more of an off shore flow and it's going to warm up into upper 70s inland. tonight, still be mild overnight and of course, fog moving in across the bay, dense in spots. low temperatures dropping into low 40s into inland north bay

down to about 41 in napa. low 40s inland and mid-40s around bait and mid to upper 40s near the coastline. tonight a mild afternoon tomorrow. high temperatures into mid-70s, fairfield, livermore, down in san jose 74. 65 in san francisco. and to our south, low to mid-70s near the bay. mid to upper 70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is highs around 78 on thursday, i think 80 is not out of the question in some locations. not wide spread. low 70s friday, then, windy and cooler over the weekend. and more seasonal weather and milder than after rinl for this time of the year. there is a rain in sight.

>> thursday, coastal temperatures approaching 70 as well. >> 70s on the coast. >> remarkable winter. >> thank you. >> and rihanna and chris brown are together again, at least professionally. >> chris brown and rihanna had a rollercoaster relationship, but now, their professional relationship son key. remember the song "turn up the music" chris sang at the grammys? the two released a remix of it as well as "birthday cake". the two tweeted links just yesterday. rihanna wrote turn up the music, enjoy z chris tweeted yikes, cake, cake, cake, just days after wishing her a happen rebirthday. michael douglas is joining the list of presenters at this sunday's academy awards, he won two oscars for his role in

1987's wall street. and in w.oscar just five day as way, preparations are in full swing, here is a look at hollywood boulevard. do you think you know who is going to win? thens voice your opinion. make your pick, then compare them to your face ts book friend, again, place to be is oscar.com. i'm chris bailish in los angeles. >> remember, you can down load our exclusive oscar app giving you lividdo skpukz join the conversation on twitter. >> coming up a long awaited response from a dad who shot his daughter's lap top. >> something new is brewing at jam ba juice. >> then at 5:00 from 7 on your

side one stop shop web site to help you find best car insurance rates. >> taking a look at traffic, you can see things moving nicely in both directions on 101. stay with us, news at 4:00 continues right after this. ♪

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took just seconds for decades of hist troy plunge into the ojai eye yoe river today, crews imploded the bridge that had connected ohio with west virginia. three years ago engineers discovered serious defects in the structure, officials decided not to repair it because interest tl is a wider bridge nearby. >> the north carolina man who shot his daughter's lap top is responding to question autos that is right. the video went viral. and 30 million people watched him, well, shoot the computer after he read a face book rant posted by his teen-aged daughter. >> this right here is my 45. that was the first round. >> jordan is not doing interviews but did send abc news an e mail yes, he says

his teenager is still grounded. he wrote i believe everything i did was appropriate, however, i believe the freak occurrence that made the video go viral means the punishment accidentally outweighed the crime. >> this story has people talking on the facebook page. heather writes, thereof guy and from mandy, doi not agree with the tactics. my son doesn't post online rants about me. that is because he can talk to me. >> we invite to you join the conversation. >> and still head in our 4:30 half hour going inside of the chinese plant where the ipad is made. abc 7 has been inside the plants before. how things have changed. >> campaign telling only part of the story. why mitt romney has a strong edge no matter what surveys say. >> what a great view of the western skies. despite presence of clouds,

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been in cross hairs for years. >> david louie has visited several of them in china and is live with an inside perspective. >> employees make 1.78s ands hour and work 78 hours per week, and that is an improvement compared to years ago and assembly lines i visited. we went to the factories six and a half years ago. criticism mounting then, conditions were harsh, pay was low and work, hard, but tens of thousands of rural residents flock to the cities to make money. here is what a toy factory worker told us. >> in this kind of job you can earn enough money, it's not okay. >> fast forward to today. abc news night line anchor found little changed. >> it's mostly hand work. the same repetitive motion, soddering the same chip and

wiping a screen of three, or four, 5,000 times per day, a 60 hour grueling week. >> workers told weir said they were happy but wanted higher pay. and the fire labor association began doing an audit. the executive director on globalization. the think thank tank believes the scrutiny may produce change at the same time workers are becoming restless. >> there is growing political pressure from below from people who want better working conditions and be treated more safely. and also, the foreign companies are getting pressured by contractors here and by the consumer base here. and campaign groups here its one million employees produce

electronics for microsoft, dell and hp. and this week did announce it's going to raise pay by 25%, that translates into a monthly wage of $285 to $400. >> thank you. and the night line special airs tonight at 11:35 right here on abc 7. >> jam ba juice has gone from frosty to hot. and the announced it's acquired talbot tea, the move part of a strategy by the company to add more high-end products to the stores. the ceo says sees a pick up in business. >> we played our way through the great recession. with strong momentum. we finished up 2011. we're bullish on how we see consumers reacting to our brand. >> his says they plan to hire

low income youth. the company will add 50 new stores in the u.s. this year. >> and politics now. just one week to go before a critical republican primary in michigan. polls show race tightening between rick santorum and mitt romney. >> where the gap is wider is in the money race. >> and the numbers are revealing. the stakes couldn't be higher for mitt rom nee. a new poll shows him trailing rick santorum by 10 points. latest figures reveal they aren't that far apart in january z in terms of money spent, the $18 millionin is nearly off the charts. more than double what he's able to raise. >> that is bringing up the question of whether romney is

going to finish this fight through to california. particularly if he loses in michigan. >> abc 7's bruce cane points out how critical the contest will be for romney. if santorum can pull up a win, it will severely impact the money race. >> when romney does not do well in michigan it's possible it's going to have to lend itself to money or going to have to find someone to give more money to a super pack. >> in january, the pro-santorum fund raised over $2 million, romney supporters raised three times that but again, they spent way more than raised. and there is 0 of the 11 from just one source, today, newt gingrich said safety nets are a kind of spider web.

>> it catches people at the bottom and sticks them there. >> gingrich's safety net has kept him in the race. but like that spider web, he's stuck at the bottom. >> newt gingrich has come back from the dead before and he says he's staying in until the end. his financial angel says he might give gingrich $100 million, he's a big talker but one of the tallest men in the country when he's standing on his wallet. >> thank you. >> and a cut in postal services may have an adverse impact by californian who's vote by mail. the secretary of state says she's worried tens of thousands of ballots won't be delivered on time to be counted. the postal service is planning to close 200 mail processing facilities and post offices to cut the massive deficits. ask asking congross extend a moratorium until the end of

the presidential election cycle. >> a small religious demom nation bringing out huge crowds to the east bay. and critics say why it's not a good fit for walnut creek. >> final hours of fat tuesday's party in new orleans. we'll take you there. >> you can see now fog rolling through golden gate. i'll give you a look at what that means in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> take a look at the afternoon commute. checking out golden gate bridge and spencer mentioned there is fog in areas. there is a ton right there. you can't see the golden gate bridge. just take my word for it. cars will be traveling on it. everybody heading into san francisco moving from left to right on the screen. this is a great day for traffic. stay with us. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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tomorrow, state wide except for a little corner of clouds near you're yeeka. but down south, a high of 82 in los angeles and 82 in palm springs. 74 in sacramento. and here in the bay area, it's going to be mild to warm as well. there is a highs into mid-70s tomorrow, on the peninsula, mainly low 70s up to 72 in mountain view and los altos, low to mid-60s on the coast. downtown san francisco a high of 67. up in the north bay, warm. 75 in sonoma and calistoga. there is highs just above 70 degrees. 72 in fremont. inland east bay, 75 in kampk yord. 76 in antioch and there is low

to mid-70s near the bay. warmer thursday. >> okay. >> it's fat tuesday, meaning revelry in the streets of new orleans. >> and people have five and a half hours before the party stops. there is the crew of zulu hitting the streets today. >> and there is a period of fasting before easter. >> that is fun. >> ahaetd 4:00 an nfl player scores big. >> he's not a 49er or a raider but says we can expect to see more of him here. >> and there is a big building

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a plan to build a new sanctuary for a religion is being met with strong opposition. the board of supervisors held a meeting to address concerns. abc 7 joins us live from the site of the existing church near walnut creek. laura? >> yes. this is the building behind me

they'd tlik replace. that 66,000 square feet would be bigger than both the white house and hearst castle, it would be unseen and mostly underground doesn't seem to ease concerns of some people. nearly 800 people crowded into walnut creek's center for a special meeting of supervisor autos at issue is some say it doesn't fit in the neighborhood. >> i'm upset they got this far with it. it's the wrong location. >> i think a lot of people feel resistant to change. people have issues based on misinformation. >> the church purchased it's current building in 1974. rooted in india reoriented was founded in walnut creek.

according to church literature it aims to work in harmony with other churches. the planning commission approved a new sanctuary for the church. two thirds of the new 66,000 foot building would be underground. the exposed 20,000 square feet shrouded in 168 tree skpechlz tensive garden. some still have concerns. >> we have a parking problem really bad. and for something a numas marcus movie is. and this is just ridiculous. >> garden will be open and... it can only be a beautiful addition to the neighborhood. >> opponent of the sanctuary appealed earlier approval to the board of supervisor autos we're going take a look at how to balance interests of adom com dating church and understanding needs of the

communities. >> and the board is expected to make their decision if they the decide not to make approval. the next step for opponents would to be try to file a lawsuit to block the build oogt family of murder victim sandra cantu is planning a day to honor the little girl kidnapped and killed three years ago. this is the second year her family and local organizations are planning a full day of free activities for kids. the goal to educate children about being safe in their communities. sandra taken by a neighbor, the neighbor a former sunday schoolteacher is now serving a life sentence for killing cantu. >> often the news in one neighborhood focuses on crime but there are plenty of positive things going on in bay view, hunter's point. >> there is a story of a man who was raised there is now an

nfl player and giving back to the community. >> how are you doing? i'm eric. >> they get used to seeing eric wright. he and his wife are the founders of a new venture here called right step mentoring program. >> giving back is a part of the game. you know? just what you have to do with your social responsibility. >> the 26-year-old is a defensive back for the detroit lions but his heart belongs to san francisco. particularly to bay view hunter's pointeric wright grew up in this community around here. near 3rd and oakdale. >> i had both my father and father in any life. they helped out tremendously throughout my life. and they got me into a positive direction but still have to deal with elements outside of your own house. >> the right steps program will match teenagers at the y with mentors like this college grad who can help them navigate challenges. >> i just let them know

education is change opportunities you're going to be able to benefit off of. >> wright will lend his name to offer college tours, guest speakers and other potentially life-changing activities. mike is the mentoring coordinator. >> we want to support the youth and focus on their strength. support their awilts to take the right step autos and perhaps some day, be a role model. >> this program scheduled a kick off celebration april 7th. >> and he's super cool. >> yes. he is. >> and still head this afternoon, where teachers can get everything from botox to breast implants for free. >> you're not doing your diet good by choosing a pretzel over popcorn in the movie

theater. i'll have the ugly truth about the theater treats coming up. >> and also trophy catch of california's top fish and game official that could cost his job. >> diane sawyer now with a look on what she's working on for world news at 5:30. >> hello. tonight on world news, bill weir will have a lot more on his exclusive, the first journalist in china making apple iphones and i pads and the worker that's live there, 60 hours per week, pay they send back to families. we're going to see their lives, finally, coming up. after abc 7 news at 5:00. see you tonight. ♪

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downtown san francisco. the skyway and nobody going anywhere, fast. traffic is moving at a snail's pace. the oscars coming up lots of people there is a temptation to munch on the snacks, pop corn and candies and goody autos now, to riddle you with guilt. >> tell them what to look out for. >> that is my job. >> calories can weigh you down. consumer reports tested staples to see how healthy, or not they are for you. >> when you enter the movies you might not think twice about the snack bar but consumer reports says maybe you should. >> we looked at calories to see what kind of diet damage you can look forward to.

>> consumer reports tested snacks from three chains near new york headquarters. >> and there are pretzel piece was cheese and popcorn with or without butter, no shocker results are not pretty. a serving of large pretsa piece was cheese had more than a day's worth of sodium. forget about nacho was cheese unsless you want a large helping of fat. everyone's favorite a tub of buttered popcorn and a large coke can give you up to 2,000 calories a full day's worth. sugars from 24-44 teaspoons,

consumer reports advice? >> if you want to buy a drink choose diet soda and water, if you want a snack by smallest size you can z share with a friend. >> and if you crave popcorn at home consumer reports says go for the air popped and try light microwaveable one. and this is significant. >> thank you. >> and many jobs come with fringe benefits, take a look. there is teachers in buffalo new york receive free plastic surgery for all of the 3400 teachers. the school district spent $6 million on everything from botox to breast enlargements. the schools face a projected

$42 million deficit. the teacher union claims it's willing to give up the perk to broker a new contract. >> and we told the district from the beginning of the negotiations that we're going to give it up. as long as district comes back to negotiate, it's gone. >> this is not free, anyway. >> and the school boort president says money spent on plastic surgery could be used to hire 240 new teachers. and the spanish version of the famous mona lisa has undergone a makeover. occur rateors unveiled this restored version of their copy today. historians say the spanish copy may have been painted by a student 500 years ago. there you can see them side by side. there is most people would

agree this is going to happen. a judge in england has given the okay for lawyers to serve legal claims on facebook. and british legal claims are served in hard coppy. unconventional means are used if someone is difficult to track down you can keep track on twitter and you can talk bit on facebook.com slash abc 7 news. news at 5:00 continues right now. >> thank you. the hunting photo that could cost the head of california's fish and game his job. >> and a 24-7 watch over the home of a domestic violence victim coming to an end with the capture of her ex. >> i'm sandhya patel. warming trend taking temperatures up well above average. i'll have numbers coming up.

>> and hayward police just captured a man accidentally released from a psychiatric facility. jose hernandez was the focus of a manhunt. >> let's go live to vic lee at the hayward police station with this development. vic? >> there police told they me they caught jose hernandez. we have details to share with you. police had been staking out apparently place that's he lived and frequentlied in the hayward area. and an officer driving around spotted him driving a car. the officer said that the, hernandez tried to disguise himself by apparently putting something around his neck, but remember he tried to stab

himself in the neck. the officer did see bandages so he arrested them. this was a big embarrassment for the john george psychiatric hospital, a part of the alameda county medical system. >> you know it's a big mistake. you know? they should have never, you know, should have kept an eye on him. >> the hospital apparently did not keep an eye on jose hernandez. on sunday, the 32-year-old domestic violence suspect should have been turned over to police. and he released him. he was brought here saturday police say he tried to kim himself outside of his former girlfriend's apartment. he was wanted in connection with a previous domestic violence incident involving the same woman. police say on saturday night, he broke the window of her apartment when she refused to let him in. this neighbor who did not want to be identifieno